Do You Read The Ingredients In Your Skin Care Products?

[divadoll]

Do you? I do.  I'm usually looking for what active ingredients it contains and what preservatives it has.  I'm also looking to see if I can incorporated the ingredients into something I can make /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

What about you?

 

[jess!:)]

I've recently given up using proactive after a few years, and i'm doing all natural facial cleansers, toner and mask

 

[Andi]

not really because I don´t buy many new skincare products. My skin never breaks out or gets irritated by any skincare product, and there are no specific ingredients I want to ban from my skincare. I´ll pretty much use any face wash, any moisturizer etc.

With the prescription stuff I use, like Retin-A, hydroquinone, antibiotic acne cream (and sunscreens) I do know what´s in it cause I read the label lol and do research on the active ingredients.

 

[Dragonfly]

I agree with Andi.

I only use Retin A for aging and Neo Medrol for breakouts - both require prescription. These work better than anything over the counter or "natural". And I use sunscreens as well.

I read labels and educate myself.

 

[magosienne]

Same here, i read labels and educate myself if i don't know the names. I usually research first online so i already have an idea of the ingredients, if not i then read them and decide which product to purchase.

 

[Chicken351]

I read them, but don't understand them. I try looking up the ingredients but I just don't get it. As long as it works I'm happy.

 

[aliana]

I read them to avoid products with certain ingredients. 

 

[cinderella]

I read and do not buy products containing parabens, petrochemicals, synthetic fragrances.